Stade Francais grabbed a European Champions Cup lifeline with a gutsy bonus point 37-31 victory over Connacht on Sunday which leaves them in with a chance of reaching the last 16.
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Leinster hit back straight away in the second half with a try from Luke McGrath who made the score 12-25.
After a raft of changes from the home side, substitute Sean Cronin peeled away from a maul and sent through Ryan Baird for the score.
Leinster trailed 17-28 going into the final quarter of the second half, but had a try chalked off for obstruction.
The game was effectively ended when Tom Daly intercepted a Leinster pass once again to make the score 17-33.
A late Leinster try made the scoreboard looked slightly better for the home side, but it was too little to late.
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Clean up efforts continue after a weekend of deluge from Storm Bella saw winds of more than 100mph litter train tracks with fallen trees and other debris whilst homes and roads flooded.
South Western, Southeastern Railway and the London Overground were all forced cancel or delay services today whilst clean up operations took place to clear tracks of a chaotic combination of obstructions and flooding.
All trains between Bournemouth and Southampton Central were stopped due to water on the line, Great Western Railway said, and one of the major lines into London was also blocked when a tree fell onto the tracks in Haslemere, Surrey.